Johnson v. McKee

McKee sued Johnson for an assault and battery, and recovered judgment against him, which is brought up on writ of error. The numerous assignments of error were classified on the argument under a few heads, and may be considered as substantially confined to those.

The battery consisted in striking McKee with a chair, whereby certain injuries were inflicted on his face' and head, and in consequence of which he was seriously, and, as is claimed, permanently affected.

Among other results, there was evidence that he suffered from a urinary difficulty, caused or aggravated by the blow. It is claimed…